Hull light plant advances behind‑the‑meter battery program; agreements under review
The Hull Municipal Light Plant reported it has executed an administrative services agreement to join a behind‑the‑meter battery program and is reviewing an Energy Storage Services Agreement, an interconnection agreement and a site license with vendor LightShift; staff said the system would be a program participant and likely not in service before fall 2027.
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The Hull Municipal Light Plant received an update Sept. 25 on a proposed battery energy storage program intended to help reduce future capacity charges and provide "peak shaving." The light plant manager said the plant has executed an administrative services agreement and is reviewing a separate Energy Storage Services Agreement with LightShift; engineers will still need to complete interconnection and site‑license work before the program can operate.
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